Alibabki Explained
Alibabki was a Polish all-female vocal band active during 1963-1988 (with a hiatus during the 1980s). All the performers resided in Warsaw. Their major musicals styles were pop music, "big beat", and ska. They performed both as an individual band and as a support group for various musicians. Alone and together with other artists, Alibabki performed about 2000 songs.[1] Their singing was used in a number of Polish films.[2] [3] Occasionally the group name is incorrectly referred to as Ali-babki.[4] The band was a recipient of multiple awards.
The name of the band is a pun, a portmanteau of "Ali Baba" and "babki", the latter word being a colloqiallism for "women", an example of exoticism in pop music of Communist Poland. [5]
Awards and recognition
External links
Notes and References
- https://muzyka.interia.pl/wywiady/news-alibabki-brniemy-dalej-w-to-radosne-szalenstwo,nId,2230643 Alibabki: Brniemy dalej w to radosne szaleństwo
- Article Ali-Babki, in:, Leksykon Polskiej Muzyki Rozrywkowej, Warszaw, Agencja Wydawnicza Morex, 1995,, pp. 3–4.
- https://filmpolski.pl/fp/index.php?osoba=113778 Alibabki (zespół)
- https://sjp.pwn.pl/poradnia/haslo/Alibabki-czy-Ali-Babki;17948.html "Alibabki czy Ali-Babki?"
- Ewa Mazierska, "From South to East: Exoticism in Polish popular music of the state socialist period", Popular Music History, vol. 11 no. 1, March 2018, pp. 47-60,
- http://www.kppg.waw.pl/Strona%202019/etykiety.php?plyta=261 Catalog entry
- http://www.mkidn.gov.pl/pages/posts/medale_zasluzony_kulturze_-_gloria_artis-319.php Medale Zasłużony Kulturze - Gloria Artis
- http://www.rp.pl/artykul/319128-Nowe-gwiazdy-w-w-Alei-Gwiazd-w-Opolu.html "Nowe gwiazdy w w Alei Gwiazd w Opolu"